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Microsoft Patents Real-Time Audio Censoring

Mike Fahey and 131 others
The only way I would ever let a child of mine play a game over Xbox Live with voice chat enabled is if Microsoft created some kind of magical audio filtering technology that could sense dirty words as they were being spoken and censor them in real-time. Good for them then, as the U.S. Patent Office just approved a… » 10/20/08 11:40am 10/20/08 11:40am